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Nuakhai: Odisha’s ancient harvest festival celebrates the season’s first grains, ancestors and Mother Nature

Nuakhai is one of the most ancient festivals celebrated in Odisha to mark the season's first harvest.

China offers to treat Timatar Reporter at one of their ‘reeducation camps’ after his latest rant

The 'Tauba Tauba' journalist is back again, this time with a rant on Kashmir.

Swachh Bharat activist Temsutula Imsong receives the Devi Award for innovation and dynamism

Apart from Temsutula, educationist Parmita Sharma, dancer Alokananda Roy, fashion entrepreneurs Laldinsangi, Lalsangzeli and Lalrinpuii of Mizoram also received the Devi Awards.

‘This is why aliens won’t talk to us,’ Elon Musk on Congress party’s tweet that has left the world puzzled

The Congress party issued a statement on Twitter recently that could only be described as utterly bewildering.

Shiv Aroor on India’s Most Fearless 2: They practised unquestioning loyalty to their units and men, and when it came to it, placed the...

‘India’s Most Fearless 2: More Military Stories of Unimaginable Courage and Sacrifice’  has been written by Shiv Aroor and Rahul Singh, Penguin Ebury Press, 2019.

The other side of Mother Teresa: The not so pious history of the Catholic Church’s saint

Mother Teresa was a friend of dictators, her clinics were in a state of utter decrepit and the 'miracles' performed in her name were not so miraculous after all.

Historians need to reevaluate our freedom struggle: Vikram Sampath talks about Congress being a British creation, Savarkar and more

An interview with Vikram Sampath, the author of the book, 'Savarkar: Echoes of a Forgotten Past'.

After the abrogation of Article 370, I remembered Iqbal, the beautiful shawl I bought, and his smiling face

I left that exhibition with a heavy heart and with many unanswered questions in my mind.

Why Indians need to see more of the country they live in

Prime Minister Modi wants us to make at least 15 travels within India by 2022 when India would be a young 75.

Bharat, Dharma and the law: Colonial enslavement of the ‘modern’ Indian minds

The typical 'modern' Indian mind still seeks validation on benchmarks set by the erstwhile colonial master, which it has internalized so deep within its consciousness that it has come to accept them as not just the normal but also the ideal.

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